l00semarble
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What does the symbol mean in a lighting plan?
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What's in a title?
Just guessing. Three Pole Interrupt Switch, Three Phase Interrupt Switch?
The arrow could indicate a signal ground (not a real ground)
My best uneducated guess is it's a switch for lighting.
Doesn't the wiring diagram have a legend of some sort? Why not ask the creator of the diagram? What country is this in?
Also, you can search with images - https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/1325808?hl=en&co=GENIE.Platform=Desktop
Google doesn't like my VPN or the app being disabled so...
The arrow could indicate a signal ground (not a real ground)
My best uneducated guess is it's a switch for lighting.
Doesn't the wiring diagram have a legend of some sort? Why not ask the creator of the diagram? What country is this in?
Also, you can search with images - https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/1325808?hl=en&co=GENIE.Platform=Desktop
Google doesn't like my VPN or the app being disabled so...
LeoThomson
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Can you post a picture of the entire page? I have never come across that symbol nor do I know what a TPIS is (TPI Switch?)
l00semarble
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Country is Costa Rica. I found out that the three hashes mean three conductors (typical AC triplex). "TPIS/04" means what panel it comes from and what position number.
The strange part is that this symbol is used on many standard AC lighting circuits but not on others. I never got a good explanation as to why some and not others. All are 3 conductor circuits.
The strange part is that this symbol is used on many standard AC lighting circuits but not on others. I never got a good explanation as to why some and not others. All are 3 conductor circuits.
